Further Explainations of Torath Mosheh

The first step in understanding Torath Mosheh is to define the terms themselves that make up the statement.

תורה pronounced “Torah” from the Ivrith (Hebrew) root (י-ר-ה) meaning to throw, cast, shoot out like an arrow, cast or lay a foundation. The feminine noun Torah means instructions, directions, precepts, and laws. The Ivrith (Hebrew) terms for a teacher, mode, or manner come from the same root.

משה Pronounced “Mosheh” from the Ivrith (Hebrew) root (מ-ש-ה) is the correct way to pronounce Moses’s name. Mosheh is known as Mosheh ben-Amram (Moses son of Amram) or Mosheh Rabbeinu (Moses our Teacher). He is the greatest of all prophets, he is the only prophet to have interacted, both in public and in private, directly with the Creator of all things יהוה.

Pronounced “Torath Mosheh” meaning instructions, directions, precepts, and laws which are directly connected to the Written and Oral Torah received by the people of Yisrael (Israel) on Har Sinai (Mount Sinai). These include both Divine and non-Divine  methods of instruction in performing the Will of the Creator of all things whose name is pronounced יהוה.

1. Oral Torah during the time of Mount Sinai – At Mount Sinai the entire nation of Yisrael heard, saw, and experienced the same event. Hashem, the creator of all things, speaking both in verbal and visual form. Thousands to millions witnessed and experienced this event as if it was one united experience. (Shemoth 20:14)
2. Yisraeli/Jewish sources state that all of the Yisraelim (Israelis) witnessed that the prophecy of Mosheh was correct and they heard the Creator’s words approving of Mosheh.
3. The Torah of Hashem was further explained to Am Yisrael by Mosheh Rabbeinu, thus these are the teachings of Mosheh. (Malachi 3, Tractate Shabbat 89a)
4. Torath Mosheh is the correct method of Torah application which focuses on performing the will of the Creator of all things whose name is pronounced יהוה. Qoheleth 12:13
5. Based on both written and oral understandings transmitted from Torah observant Yisraeli parents, starting at Mount Sinai, to their children until the present era. (Devarim 32:7, Mishlei 1:8)

Thus the following is also true:

1. The written Torah of ancient times exists completely intact today.
2. The correct understandingss still exist to this day.
3. The center of Torah understanding begins from the land of Yisrael (Israel).
4. Torah represents 1 universal truth, and there are no others.

As much as people may argue about the existence of an Oral Torah, the reality is that there is a correct and an incorrect way to understand the Torah and the physical and philosophical commands given in it. These methods of correct methods of Torah application are the Oral Torah.

Torath Mosheh - The Torah of Moses

Initial Goals

For the next few weeks we are going to be posting some of our introductory information which includes some videos and segments are articles that are crucial ot understanding our future articles. The videos we will be posting are ones that we have done or have been done others that we agree with. Our goal, as stated before, is to deal with issues revolving around Torah truth, which we call Torath Mosheh or Yahaduth. It is our assertion that we live in a time when Am Yisrael (the people of Israel) must take a stand. This blog is one of our ways to actualize our part of that stand.

Our topic schedule is as follows.

1. What is Torath Mosheh/Yahaduth?
2. Debunking missionaries and messianics
3. The land of Israel
4. Dealing with Islamic claims against Torah
5. Expositions on Torah and Halakhah

The 5th topic will be a continious thing on this blog as we will be posting our ideas and concepts. We have already started posting the Torath Mosheh/Yahaduth topics and we will continue for the next few weeks.

Understanding Judaism: Oral Torah

Having it Both Ways

It is interesting to us how people who speak agianst Israel want to try and have it both ways. What is meant by this is that we did 7 vidoes on YouTube with our perspective on the land of Israel and the conflict with the Arabs. We of course expected to get comments that call for the destruction of Israel and the people of Israel. That is a given any time someone represents our side.

Yet, it is funny that when we say that Israel, as well as all Middle Eastern countries, should not be on the aide or payroll of America, Europe, and Russia we get comments from anti-Israel types who seem to argue with us on this also. One commenter mentioned that Israel wouldn't survive a day without western weapons and money and that we are silly for making such a statement as rejecting western money. Our reponse to the poster was, "What do you care? You claim we have no right to be here so you agree that welfare money should be rejected." Another commenter claimed that we are Khazars and then made a similar arguement that without western money so on and so on.

We do understand why we present a difficult arguement for these people. They are expecting us to rely on western money and to try and convince them of our right to be here. We, the Lochmei Yisrael, live in Israel so we are not playing at knowing the issues. We see them, the issues, every day in our lives here in the Middle East. So we are only concerned with opening the eyes of fellow Jews and reasonable people who struggle through the same kind of situation. We know that those who make the above type comments lose their arguement when we say that Israel should stand on its own ground. If we win, we win by our hands and if we lose, we lose because we were not worthy.

In the end we stand on a funny crossroads and at the end of the day it doesn't matter to us who supports Israel and who doesn't. The purpose of being an Israeli is to do the will of Hashem. That is the goal that we are after and this is not political by any means for us. We believe that Israeli society will continue to suffer as long as our society does not revovle around Torath Moshe. We will soon be laying out our case for this as well begin to express our concerns with issues such as missionaries, fake politics, messianics, confrontational Islam, the Torah based tradition, and more.

So stay tuned for we have arrived.

The 7 Point Stand for Yisrael

Welcome to Our Blog

For a while now we have been considering the best way to post our ideas and concepts so that we can begin a virtual movement of sorts to expose the world to our particular view of what is called Torath Moshe. There are a number of sites that are currently doing this and many of them are better than we ever could be but there is a certain strength in numbers and we feel that the time is right to put ourselves into the fray.

Right now Am Yisrael (the people of Israel) are in a fight locally, here in Israel, and internationally as the Jewish people. We are in a fight not only for our survival as a nation but also for our culture. It is not a new story that there are various groups, religions, and organizations that have set themselves up in one way or another to either replace Am Yisrael or to try and take us away from our mission.

This blog is our response to this. This blog will be the work of several Israelis who are ready to fight for our cultures and traditions. Stay tuned because we have arrived.